Behringer Customer FAQ

Yes, you can plug your bass guitar directly into the Behringer Toro synth. The Toro Bass has inputs that you can use to connect your instrument. However, please note that getting the exact Taurus foot pedals sound might require careful tweaking of the Toro's controls. It's built with a multitude of sound shaping controls that you can adjust to get the desired sound. You may need to experiment with the different settings and parameters until you reach the sound you want.

Absolutely! The Behringer Toro Bass Synth can indeed accept a bass guitar input via a 1/4" cable. Just plug in the 1/4" cable into the input jack on the Toro Bass Synth unit from your bass guitar. Ensure also that everything is powered properly and that your audio output on your synth is connected to either a speaker or an audio interface. Enjoy exploring the iconic tones that the synth unit provides!

Yes, the Behringer X-Touch Compact is compatible with Adobe Audition on Windows 10. You can use it to control various functions in Adobe Audition thanks to its in-built MCU (Mackie Control Universal) protocol. Remember to set up your software and hardware settings properly to ensure smooth operation. You may need to go into Adobe Audition's preferences and ensure that it's set to the correct control surface setting (i.e., Mackie) for best results.

Behringer equipment is generally compatible with Adobe Audition. Adobe Audition, being a comprehensive toolset for audio production, supports a wide range of external hardware including mixers, interfaces, and microphones from Behringer. However, specific compatibility can occasionally vary depending on the model of your Behringer equipment and the version of Adobe Audition you are using. Always make sure you have the latest drivers installed for your Behringer hardware to ensure optimal compatibility and performance.

We're sorry to hear about the issues you're facing with your Behringer X Touch. When connecting to Pro Tools, make sure you properly configured the Behringer X Touch as your control surface in Pro Tools settings. Also, check if you are using the latest firmware for your Behringer X Touch. If your problems persist, it might be due to the hardware issue or compatibility issue with the version of Pro Tools that you're using. Regarding the support cost, Behringer's policy might require charges for certain types of technical support, but it's unfortunate if you're facing charges after buying a high-value product. This might depend on the nature of your issue, warranty period, and conditions.